• Guided Secret Garden Tour at Changdeokgung Palace 창덕궁
• Walk around Bukchon Hanok Village
• Check in Bukchon Maru (Hanok)
• Shop at Insadong & take hanbok neoprints at Ssamzie-gil complex
We slept in and made sandwiches in the morning for breakfast! Egg with cheese and bacon! Somehow, I can't find photos of our banana milk? Oh well...
Breakfast!
Time to start the day! We alighted at Hyewha station, which was apparently not a good idea.. It was quite a walk to Changdeokgung. Oh well.. Let's have a morning stroll~ Google map doesn't want me to see what is the name of the hospital we walked passed >.< But anyways, we cut through a hospital to reach the palace and we saw a coffee place, Black mug! Time to grab my cup of caffeine! The menu is all in Korean,so my friend and I just ordered standard drinks i.e. Cappuccino and Mocha. The mocha was good!
Black mug
Random shots taken on the way to Changdeokgung.
And we finally arrived at the entrance!
We bought the tickets: Changdeokgung entrance tickets & secret garden tour tickets. Just pass the counter the printout of your online reservation!
Queuing to enter secret garden!
ONWARDS! Start of our guided tour~
Pretty autumn leaves~
Cute girl picking fallen leaves!
Finally on our way out!
More autumn colours along the way~
And we finally arrived! For my detailed review of my stay, click >>here<<
Bukchon Maru!
Store front
tteokbokki
Sunset seen from the hanok
Then we went out again since the night is still young :P We saw this sweet potato stall earlier on and we decided to buy one this time!
Fried sweet potato! Yum!
It's located along this street
We headed back to the area where Meokswidonna is located as there are a number of shops there. We found Street Churros! For detailed directions & review, read >>here<<
Store front
Churros
After we were done walking around this area, we saw that we still have time and decided to walk down to Insadong to take our neoprints in hanbok! The neoprint shop is located at Ssamzie-gil complex (쌈지길).
Store front
neoprint
Along the streets of Insadong, there were a few stalls selling dragon floss candy! They even show customers how it is made.
The store we bought from
Dragon floss candy (peanut!)
Since one of our friends was craving for some Korean fried chicken, we bought one to share when we were heading back to the hanok. I can't recall the exact place where we bought it from already though. Since we just happen to see the stall..
The fried chicken comes with fried tteokbokki and potato wedges
And... that's the end of Day 2!